use getAttribute() & setAttribute()
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From: rahul jadhav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2000 8:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: need urgent help about session handling!
hi friends,
when session timeouts we redirect it to login page.
we check it as
//if(session.getValue("login")==null)
then redirect it.
It works fine in netscape but not in IE
even it works fine on intranet but not on internet in ie.
we are using iplanet server.
On the same page where value is put in session,
it returns proper value in ie also but on other pages
it returns null for ie5.0.
we are putting values as //session.putValue
now by urlrewriting it can be solved.
but how to solve it without using urlrewriting?(as at this stage
it's to difficult to change all files)
has anybody else also faced this problem?
how to solve it?
please help me.it's urgent.
thanking you all,
Rahul.
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